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The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Womans' Club Banquet.

The long anticipated banquet of the
Skowhcgan Womans' Club cam off at
Hotel Coburn, Wednesday evening last,
in accordance with the announcement in
the REPORTER of last week We would
gladly give an account of this pleasant
occasion in detail, but cannot do 50 with
,out abusing our privilege rs an invited
guest and we therefore forbear. 1t is
sufficient to say that the literary exercises
were highly Interesting the music instru
mental and vocal was prime. the banquet
superb, and the poStprandial speeches
were highly entertaining. Availability and
happiness rcigncd supreme and each of
the eighty banquctcrs went home satisfied
that when the Womans' Club undertakes
anything, it makes a success of it.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Maine M E. Conference.

The sixty-third session Of the Maine
ANNUAL Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will convene at Water
vile, April 18th. Bishop J. NJ Walden,
pre~il.H1 Ministers representing l21
churches @ill be present Railroads is
senc special one fare ticket, for round
trip Morning sessions are devoted to
business intcrspcrsed with addre>~e, from
visitors. Afternoon aud evening ses-
siou- are occupied with aun.ver-aFir, and
remIiau> Of various societies. aud inter
c,f~ represented by speaker, from abroad.
pr, Buckley {. {. MeCabc. Spencer anil
bay, Of New York city With Bey Mr..
Bodleek Of Boston and other speakers
viii he present All the pulpit- will he
occupied on the sabbath by Methodist
preachers.
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TURNER BUsWELL, Judge.
Attest :. H. GOODWIN Register.
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Resistc
SkO hogan. 3w1p
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COUNT. NEWS

NoRHlpGEwoo Fred {. Spauding
has purchased the stock of pti, &. Moore
aud viii open a first class Drug store.
Mr. Spauldng Is an euterpr>in- iuau ami
graduate of the school of Pharmacy
and comes we'll recommended. Success
To him. Huuton 4 Tobcy have Dissolved
partnership. llun.ou Will continue tht.
business ut the old stand Il i reported
Mr. Tohcy j. TO build him a house ON
~ ateryillc bill near Nm Brackets resi-
drncr. lac Nrthodist> realised about
Sio by the crazy supper and entertain
mont la,f Friday evening -. schools in
District Va. : commenced Monday under
the charge of Mis- Nav Ward South
Gardiner and Mnta MoShcr Of this
tuWn....one Of the most Interesting ser
mon, of The season wa, reached by Rev.
Mr. Jnne~ in the Cong. church last Sab
hath..-..Mr DaHis. foreman of the corn
shop il II remove IN Mechanics Fails.
At IA stockholders meeting Of fue Nor
ridsewurk Bridge Co.. the following ef-
Ulcers werc chpse for the ensuing wear
Edward Low. clerk e II. harrington
Treas Due Thousand dollars werr thu
net savings for The year l-~d. Twelve
hun rcd dollars are recommended fer re-
pair tiI- ~ea>uu. 4. g. Dauforfh. l. Is
Jones, "a. II Harvey VA Moore. " i
Perkins Directors T. t. Daufurtb.
President l. b .idne~ Vice President
Edward lobry, Collector #=- Mr. IiH1-
y viii apcn a private school So. Dr IA
ten. of skew hogan. has lrl call ~
deliver The Grafton Decoration Dnv. here
in Nurril.eNock 49,. Mr. William las
lor, who has been confined to his house
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SoagtssT, 81 CoUkT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Harrison +. Kimbal!. Ins"lyeLt
Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that a petition hos, on
this 18th day of Apiil A ID. 1857, been pre-
scented 10 said Court for sHid County byiIarrison
f kinbull, of Skowhcgun in he tuunt{ Of
Somerset praying that he may he decreed To
have "A null discharge from all hi4 debit prova-
bile under the IusolVcnt Law OF Mnnr ANA upon
said Petition, 1t Is ordered by sud tourt That
u hearing be had upon the sumo before said
Court at the Probate CnWt Once IN Sknwhe-
gan III said County of Sonnet set on Tuesday the
tcuth day Oi May A. ID, 1887, at one o'clock
III ne AFTERNOON; aud that notice thereon u"
puhlshcd III the SomcTset Reporter Ia news
paper published i'll said iountA OF somerset,
once II week for tWO successive weeks, the ta-l
publication to hC seven days before the day OF
hearing and that all creditors who have prov
ell their debts, aud other pcr-uns inter stcd,
may appear ut -Hid ace and time, and show
call-r, II any they have, Why a discharge should
not be granted said Debtor according To the
prayer Of his petition.
Attest
g. II GOODWIN, Register Of said Court fo'
sand county u Somerset. 2WlG
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ATA COURT oF PROBATE ncld at Skop
n hogan, within and for the County OF Ssmer-
get, on the 81 TUESDAY OF ARR. ~ the year OF
our Lord one 'houkand, eight hundred and eight.
seven; the following business having been present.
ed for action there upon hereinafter Indicated - il
hereby Ordered That public notice thereof he
giVeE TO all uer-ons Interested. that they mny
| appear At a Probate Court to b. holden at said
skowhcgnu,u lat the Probate Office on the second
tuesday of May next nj nine OF the cack
IN the forenoon, and he heard thereon AMI oh
/ jet II they see cause.
WINTHROP ELDRIoGE, late OF Scion, dc.
ceased viii presented for promote by newell
Lander the Executor named thercia
/ CHARLES ". \uTTER. late Of skowhegan,
deceased. Petition for Appointment of John
G GRIMM, Administrator presented by Il. NJ
4 Night
THOMAS W. MERRoW late of Canaan, de
ccnsrd First Account of Levi p. Barrett,
/ Guardian u minor herr presented
THOMAS HCNER, late Of Canaan. deceased.
| Final Account Of Abel Prescott, Executor pre-
! scented
HORACE WILLIAMS. late OF Carratunk.
deceased. First account of Edwin y Baker
administrator presented.
AMOS RtSE>, late OF Athens, deceased,
| Firsr Account Of Lucinda Rinrs, EkccutriI
presented
wE~LEY g. BROWN. late Of starks deccas
ed First and Final Account Of stephen d..
Grceulcaf Guardian presented.
PARKER J. PANE, mtc Of Anson deceased.
Petition fr License to sell aud convey Red
Estate, presented by Celeste n Paine, Guardl-
All of minor heirs.
DEXTERB.V >UGIAN late ofNcw Portland
deceased, Petition for License to sell and con.
vcy Real Estate. presented by tla'a NJ.
Vaughan. Admins ratrix.
EUGENE II. SEVERNO late OF sRowhrR gan,
deceased. willows Petition for Allow sucr;
also Petition for Lcen-- to sell aud convey
Il al Estate, presented by Eta f. severno, Ad-
mlul,tratriX,
TURNER BUsWELL. Judge
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register
SkOW hogan. 3w1p
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Athens Grange.

ATHENS, April lG, 1887.
MIR, EDITOR -
Not seeing anything in the
REPORTERS columns concerning the good
ly and cuterprising Grange of Athens, |
take the privilege of writing Il few items
in regard to its prosperity We have now
nearly Il hundred members In good stand
Ing, with limitations at every meeting, and
we intend to perscycre till we have the
best portion of the agricultural element
in our vicinity, enrolled as members of
the order. We hire large and commodi.
Gus hall for our meetings which are en-
thusiastiC and well attended have bought
II nice organ, and cndeavor to so combine
pleasure with profit, that people will es-
teen it privilege to enter our social fra
ternal circle. When this Grange was
first organized, farmers generally held
back and looked upon it with some dis
trust, but think they are becoming con-
WINGED of the error of their ways and are
making up to the idea that the Grange
has come to stay and are Fastening to
avail themselves of its advantages. We
bid them cordial welcome and earnestly
hope that no discordant tones will creep
in to mar the harmonies of the Harvest
songs; submitted in faith, hope, and
charity. ANON.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

There is great movement Of capital
from Maine for investment in town lots
and bank stock in western towns, partc-
ularly towns and cities in Kansas, and
there are almost fabulous stories of doub-
ling up of money invested, and oftmuch
larger prospective gains
We are glad to see Maine men make
money albeit, it takes capital from our
state that might be used to advantage
here, and hope these enterprising men
may not get bitten in any of these bonanza
operations. There are doubtless many
opportunities for placing money in Maine
where safe and profitable investments can
be made that will pay better in the long
run than these western speculative pro-
jects. There will be lots of people that
will get stuck" in speculation, and the
fun of the thing is, we shall hear only OF
the fortunate ones.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

LARoNE.-A. X. Libby has resigned his
office as r VI. and moved to Ilarllandt he
reports plenty of water out through the
Notch beyond Skowhe@an, -. Edward
Foley goes to Norridgcwock t e first Of
May to take charge Of tie toll gathering
I'll. Tobcy looses a good breeding
mare...-li Atwood buys the Stanley coli
from smith,, Id. two thi, spring. sired by
10 Hopkins paying for same. ) H..
lhc farmers are getting ready for spring
many have contracted to plant sweet corn
for factory at Norrdgc Nock and are haul
ng home their fertilizers. their opinion
seems to be about evenly divided between
the Stockbridge and Bradley, for corn
planting Owing to the increase in
price of round hog, farmers are killing of
their extra porkcrs and pigs are in demand
at $50 to s. 90 per piece.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

MERCER. snow is leaving U.S..
c. =. Greenleaf has closed his high school
Us again soon to attend school. Rev.
Mr.. IIewett preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday. -. Mr.. William Do"ns form
rrly of this town, died in Boston and was
brought here and buried last Thursday 49,.
The Good TemplarS number over 100,
they hold their meetings Saturday even
ings. Augustus Grecnlcaf and his sis
ter, Mrs TruycrOss expect To 90 to Cali
fornia in May.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

MADISON business outlook in the way
of new houses for the coming summer is
good, Quite are already begun. Rents
are very scarce C. o. Small and Miss
Jennie knowlton returned from Portland
Saturday The men employed to drive
Dead river dtartcd Tuesday. ID. W.
Simnnds has been making an addition to
Exchange hotel Mr., Brown has open
cd a stock of groceries in the store for
mcrly occupied by I NJ, Bennett.
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The statement in the Bangor paper to

The statement in the Bangor paper to
the effect that about 100 young men of
that city had become looscrs to the tune
of from $7j to 800 each, by the bursting
of the bubble of the Young Mems Mar
riagc Endowment association of Mime
number of the patrons of that association
IN different parts of the country. This
association about one and one half years
ago, applied to the insurance commission
er of Maine for authority to do busines,
in Maine which was refused. The Associ-
alton then raised the point that their bust
ness was not insurance business" there
fore not liable to the restriction placed
upon insurance companies, and that it
could do business without license ana
kept their agent at work The insurance
commissioner put the case into the hands
of the County Attorney of Pcnobscot
County who brought action There be-
ing no question as to the fact of the
agent at Bangor doing business, the case
was maui UP ~ HSiNNih'hp anu a. S'St "
fore the Court as to the question of law,
whether the business transacted by the
company was "insurance"2 This action
was brought and the case argued in Jan
uary, but the Court has not yet rendered
the decision In other States, Courts
have ruled that contracts of this class are
contrary to public policy, in that their
tendency is to prevent marriage and that
they cannot be enforced and are there fore
void. A bill was presented to the legisla
ture at Augusta last winter, providing
for the chartering of a Marriage Endow
ment Association in this state, but after
consideration, with the shadow of this
Minnesota Company upon it, the projec-
tors concluded it best to let it die qnietly
on the Speakers table 1t is well for our
citizens to bear in mind that there are
lots of so-called insurance schemes that
are humbugs, and that no cooperative
life or accident company from outside of
the State has any authority to solicit
business by agents in this State.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

EAST CoRNyITLE.-E d. Ii. Kill
breth has an appointment for meeting
at the Union church, the third Sunday in
May. Chas' II. Smith left for Boston,
on business Monday. James Fogg and
wife arrived home from New York re
Gently, they are living in the house for
mcrly occupied by H. J. Fogg and FAM.
iy.. II. c. Giles is expected home from
Battle Creek Mich soon David Fogg
is still quite Slim....We learn that Sam
ucl Peayy is quite sick. Or. Mari is at
tending him.
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Sa.4 k4NBk +. forty SIX cents. a
Nu. ; IA y B IA J., thirteen cents, !.
VI Il > y y X htty five eentS. on
sol 5N & X L, thirty eight cents, )
10 /. 10, " + l. ;, one dollar and thit-
ty eight cruis. '
No. =, Ri6, " f l. :. one dullar AMI ten "a
cents, 5
No.B.R1GW Els sky nine cents, e9
No = Il To- " |. :. hfty I'VE cents, d.
No.s Il IA. " / s. fifty II cents, 25
So. a. K H. " + l. =. nifty five cents =,
w. 10 K IT. " l. / :, cighty W. cents, -
No. !. K Il, W L :, unr doHarand slAiy
five cents.
No. 5, II, Wells forty one cents, A.
No. L, K Il. " L :, sixty nine rcul +, !"
No. !, X Il, " 4 L :, one dollar ana Zen -,
cents,
No = r II, " l. |. :. sixty nine cents, g.
No 9 Il l.. W T. L =, siN nine cents, ~
w. 10. Il, Il. " L / : tiftS Ave rents, DO
w. !, K Is, W T. l. :. furry onr cents, Il
No. >. L Is " L :. one dollar and ton
No. Rls,WELS fifty dveceut- q
No. :, z Is, u l. l. twenty eight cents. =
No. :. r s. W l. l. ;, one dollar ana thlt= -
~ seven cenfs, D.
IA .. Il Is. " l. = forty eight cents, =
Va. Il H. W l. l. =, sixty cents, ~
W. q. Il 49, Ell :, sky me eruts. .l
No l. r -. W L l. :, siNt, nine reutS, o.
No. 5. r 10. y L :. sixty two o. nts %
E C. BTRLEIGH,
Avid Treasure of state.
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We have received from Gen. J. p. Gil
ley of Rockland, circulars relating to the
forthcoming history Of that glorious
Maine regiment, First Maine Cavalry. one
pleasing feature of the work, is large
number of pictures of comrades and
groups of comrades that the book will
contain. Arrangements are made so that
any comradc can have his picture in the
history and can learn the particulars by
writing to Gen. Cillcv and enclosing u pos
tagc stamp for reply.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Homo College Class

OF the many literary societies sustained
in our village during the winter one has
been known as the Home College Glass,
holding fortnight meetings on Monday
evenings at the ycstry of the NJ, t.
church The basis of work was a series
of Is pamphlets covering scientific, biog-
raphical, historical and other subjects.
Forty-cight of these were distributed
every two weeks and read by three person.
on the average to each book. The class
has been popular with old and young of
studious inclinations but notcnough spare
zine to take the e. L. S. &. course
The last meeting will be held on Mon
day, April 25th when, after considering
the subject, "a few facts about horology, -
an icc-crcam sociabc will close the win
tiers work. All Interested are invited to
attend,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

The test Case Mt Augusta, reported
elsewhere is attracting attention. not only
in this State but elsewhere. Yesterday
Deputy Collector Murphy, again appeared
in Court and again declined to testify.
He desires to get the Case into the L. S.
District Court. lie still remains in Gus
tody.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-Thc follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week.
Bingham-Naomi Savage to Harrison
Savage. Sl70O
Anson-George W. Walker to Ernest
Hilton. S2i0.
Canaan-Augusta Hubbard to Richard
z. Chase. $50.
Cambridge-DanielP ease to Albert c.
Small. $225 John Russell to Same $40
Township No. l.-Lcwis S. Forsyth to
Edwin Y. Morris 5000.
Carratunk-Thomas Berry to Elenor C.,
Berry. $500
Fairncld--John Lcssau to Pierre Mahue
$500.
Palmyra-llcnry X. Lancaster to John
A Wood. 800.
Starks-Enoch l. Grcenleaf to Geo w.
Creator. $500. Anna NJ Creation to
Emma NJ. Gordon. S2l2
Pttstleld Hiram X Maine to Mary +.
Maine. $500. Same to Geo. w. and Mary
L. Maine. Sl700.
Riplcy-F0rrcst c. Steward to Chas. w.
Thurston. $500
Norrdgewock-llenry b. Stevens to
William s. Tobcy. $1,000 WIN. 5. Tobcy
to Henry b. Stevens $500.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
PAMYRA.-our correspondent writes

PALMYRA.-Our correspondent writes ;
1t is with regret that we announce the
serious Illness of Miss Emma Johonnett
one of Palmyras most promising young
ladies. Miss Johounetts health for the
past few months has been very poor,
caused as we understand by teaching
school to steadily. She is now under the
treatment of DR.. Porter of Newport, and
we hope for her immediate recovery.
Ed Higgins is very sick with pulmonary
trouble.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
RAPID BOONE.

son of Daniel Boone, dnm Lcona, by Royal
Knox ,. 5. by Gen. Knox, ~ dam, sho, Fly,
dam of lookout record 22rle. oodford Knox i,
trial 81, half IN l. o. and sire Of the pacer
Honesty, record ~ "a; 3D. dan the dam of Maine
Snshrr, 2.3lai. Rapid BuOue Is "A large. stylish,
well proportional rolt, strong in every point,
with the best of feet AID legs. weighs 1850 lbs.
He rr-cth es his sire In style and trottiug
action more than any one nave seen of his
get FuHrd IN 1853, The above sta lions wi |
make the season at my stable. Mares AZ ri,k
of owners
- TURNS Daniel Boone, $50 to warrant.
RAPID Boone, 80 to warrant.
SkuW hogan, 1851. II. a, ARCH Err.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

There is great interest throughout the
State as to the new prohibltory enact
ments. The general opinion is that the
effect will be to greatly restrict the sale
Apothecaries generally, it is stated, will
to. Some of those established simply "a
rum shops will be Obliged to close out.
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A Gard of Thanks,

To my friends and and neighbors take
this way to express as nearly rs words
can, my thanks for your thoughtful kind
ness during the sickness of my husband
The brotherhood of Masons wish to
thank particularly Mr.. Satiord) for their
ready help and thoughtfulness in my
darkest hours. |, o. o. +. for their
sympathy, help and care and individually
wish to thank Martin IIeselton for TAX
ing entire charge of the obseques, and
leaving not one wish unqualified, James
Lumsden for his constant attention and
brotherly kindness May God deal with
you as you have with me and mine, is the
sincere wish of,-MRs. c. +. POLLARD.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Bilfs of Cost.
TREASuRER's OFFICE.
SEf,4A ITE4.ASZ Apt =

III NJ MIX IL T II u
SKoNHEGAN. APR. q, SD
Thu following bills ofcost were allowed at the
March term 10y { {. Court:
-tete g., VIM. Foy. before 1851
state ~. \. II. Iluuucwcll before Edward
t{uwr, 10
-tatc y. Willis E. Warren before o. Il
la heller, 4'H
sat- ~ Frank A. Wentworth before Alya
cole, -
state vs.. b. b. Smith before $50
STATE vs.. Intox. Liquors before W G. Saw
yer ''N'
ks, 10"
STATE w. lutox Liquors before W G. saw
yer Us
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Mrs. How, who defrauded large
number of women in the Womans bank
humbug years ago, has again duped others
to the tune of $50 600, and i now in St
John, y. b.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

C.MBRIpGE.-fhc sclectmen have ap-
pointed the following local Board Of
Health s. \. d. Bailey. Elisha KNOWLES.
John W. Cole. They have also posted a
warrant for special town meeting 10 be
held on the 22d, to choose a supervisor II
schools in place Of Melvin Ring resigned.
Mr. r. has situation in Massachusetts
on a farm Albert {. Small, has pur-
chased the blacksmith shop lately occu-
pied by l.. d. Wentworth, he intends 10
raise it up put in new windows and fixed
it up on the outside This will be a great
Improvement in the looks of the village
-. Cambridge Sewing Circle has got
unlcr head way, with the following Of
fccrs Pres, Mrs. JoSic Whitney, Sec.
Miss May l.. Ham; Mis-, Lizzie Ring
Treas. Proceeds To 20 for a public Ii
brary They met ut the house Of Mrs. \.
+ LeaNitt last week. and are TO meet At
the house of Mrs. Ira II. Horne this
Thursday eve, the regular night for the
meetings. Mr.. Frank T. Grant and
family, formerly of this place, are in
town stopping with friends. Mr. Grant
has been resident of Fort Fairfield for
some time, ne has sold out and i going
10 Massachusetts to look up Il situation.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Salt Rheum is one of the great ills of
the human family. Mr.. James Marsh, of
Bangor, Me-, who was a great sufferer
from this disease In his feet, gives the
following II was ON the point of going
to Boston for treatment, when heard of
this medicine. In one month 1t cured the
humor." (Only 80 cts. per bottle.)
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Gard of thanks.

The family of the late Charles W. Low
desire to express their heart felt thanks
to the many kind friends who lent their
assistance and sympathles during his ILL.,
ness, and also to the several Organiza-
tions and individuals who assisted, or
participated in the Obsequies.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

An interesting letter from Chicago ap-
pears on out first page written bFa gentle
man formly a resident Of thi. County
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Kcnncbunk port had serious fire last
week destroying half the business part Of
the town. No steam fire engine aud no
adequate water supply.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

The new liquor law went into effect
Sunday last, and i, furnishing the theme
for considerable talk among all classes Of
people.
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. = Il q L =

\ steamboat line i to bc established be-
tween Portland aud Damafiscotta.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Two hundred rebels were killed satnr-
day by the troops Of the Amecr Of Al
ghanistan.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

The great struggle on the coercion bib
The government party freely allegc that
the Parnelites sympathse with murdercrs
and on Friday last the lie was freely ex-
for one week on account of unparliamen-
tary language.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

1t is said that most Of the Portland
druggists are removing all intoxicating
liquors from their stores.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Mr. Blaine is improving but was Unable
to leave Fort Gibson at latest account.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Mr. Blaine was we'll enough to leave IT.
Gibson for Chicago yesterday
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

James Anderson, a widowcr, living at
Whitncyville, Me, without proyocation
Friday, shot and mortally wounded a
friend named John Dillon, and then
drowned himself.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

The Mutual of New York, is one of the
best Life Insurance Companies III the
world. 1t is the largest in this Country,
and it is as solid as any corporation can
be. In our advertising columns we pub
fish statement that will give our readers
nm idea of its size and strength,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Send to C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass,
for book containing statements of many
remarkable cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

A movement is on foot to establish National
bank in Pittsfeld.
bration this year, with horse trot on the bark,
at which sufficient purses will be offered to bring
in lots Of fast horses.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Teachers Examination.

There will he the usual examination of
Teachers on saturday, April 80, nj the High
SCHOOL Built Y. All those intending or wish
ind to tcnch in town during this spring or sum
mcr are requested to be pres Mt at that time.
By order of the :. :. Committee of skowhe
gan. a"l5
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Board Of Trade,

The member. Of skowhegan Board OF Trade
are hereby notified 70 mo I at MurrisOn's Hal.
on Monday evening, Apr %, 1887 at 20 O'Clock,
for the following purposes
lst To adopt II Constitution.
ID. To elect Pre-idrnt, and all other officers
required by the cnnsttu ION.
31.-Tu act upon any other business pertain
ing to said Board of Trade. 4
o. Il BACHELLER, Sccretery.
SkowhcgaL, April 10, 1887 lwib
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

There is to be Fast day ball at Old
Point Hall, Madison, with music by G. A.
Joy.